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The employment of translation, oral and written, as the best and readiest mode of acquiring a dead language, and of imbuing the mind with its idiom and spirit, does not appear to be sufficiently recognised in the practice of the schools of this country.
The employment of translation, oral and written, as the best and readiest mode of acquiring a dead language, and of imbuing the mind with its idiom and spirit, does not appear to be sufficiently recognised in the practice of the schools of this country.
_Cass._--Piger es, Casca; vitalibusque iis scintillis quæ Romanum decent, vel cares, vel fovere non vis: palles, stupesque; stas metuens et attonitus, propter has novas cœlorum...
1. Part 1The employment of translation, oral and written, as the best and readiest mode of acquiring a dead language, and of imbuing the mind with its idiom and spirit, does not appear t...
3. Part 3_Art._--Cæsar, caveto Brutum; caveto Cassium; ne sit propior tibi Casca; Cinnam observa; Trebonio ne fidas; nota Metellum Cimbrum; Decius Brutus te non amat; Caium Ligarium inju...
4. Part 4_Ant._--Si lacrymae vobis insunt, date lacrymis viam. Agnoscitis omnes hanc togam: memini ego quo tempore eam primum induit Cæsar: æstivo quodam vespere, in prætorio; quo die Ne...
5. Part 5Quam pusilla facta est hujus lucernæ lux! Di! quid adest? Incertine oculi mei informe hoc spectrum fingunt? Jam me invadit. Speciesne vera, an vana es? Divusne, Divorum nuntius,...